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Viewpoints: GLP-1's Can Tackle Much More Than Obesity; H5N1 Doesn't Have To Turn Into The Next Covid

Editorial writers discuss weight-loss drugs, bird flu, abortion, and health centers.

A new analysis found that the profound benefits of Novo Nordisk鈥檚 obesity drug Wegovy for people at risk of heart attacks or strokes don鈥檛 depend on the number of the scale鈥攃ardiovascular health improves whether people lose a lot or even very little weight. (Lisa Jarvis, 5/17)

The Biden administration announced new programs on May 10 to incentivize dairy farmers and workers to collaborate with public health efforts to investigate and mitigate the H5N1 avian influenza outbreak among dairy cattle. Farmers and agriculture officials have called such testing 鈥渙verreach,鈥 telling public health officials to 鈥渂ack off.鈥 But the Biden administration鈥檚 new programs are a first step toward creating trust and collaboration between public health and industry. (Celine Gounder, 5/17)

Federal District Courts in Indiana and Alabama both ruled this month that while states in the wake of Roe v. Wade鈥檚 demise can ban abortion, they cannot make it illegal to give abortion-related advice, including advice to minors seeking abortions without parental consent. (Linda Greenhouse, 5/17)

Extreme weather fueled by accelerating climate change puts patients, providers, and health care facilities at severe risk, jeopardizing lives. Unpredictable shifts in weather patterns are creating new regional extremes, and communities have to adjust to survive. (Marquisha Johns, 5/17)

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